Codes

Get your code in the N‑Ways app

Every compound in Benin, from Cotonou to Malanville, has an N-Ways code. Open N-Ways, tap Get my code and share it in one tap, so couriers, zémidjans and visitors find your gate.

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Cadjéhoun 18 07Rue 12.202Cotonou
Rue 12.202 Cotonou’s official street, shown first (a door number of the 2013 plan takes its place once known)

Your home has an address now. Every compound in Benin, in Cotonou and in the smallest village, has a code: the name of your quartier or village and a short number that takes a courier, a zémidjan or an ambulance straight to your gate.

Get it in three taps

  1. Open N-Ways at home. On your phone, at map.nways.ng or in the app.
  2. Tap Get my code. The app finds the compound you are in and shows its code, like Cadjéhoun · 18 07.
  3. Share it. One tap sends it on WhatsApp or by text, with a link that opens the map at your gate.

Get my code

Not at home right now?

Find your compound on the map and tap it, or drop a pin on it. The code is the same.

Your street in Cotonou has a name?

Keep it. Where the State gives your street or your door an address, that address stays the official one, and N-Ways shows it first, with your code beside it. Give whichever is easier: both lead to the same gate.

Just built?

If your house is too new to be on the map, Get my code gives it one on the spot. It stays provisional until a neighbour confirms it.

Help make it right

Every code starts provisional. When you open yours, tell the app whether it is right, and where your gate really is if the pin is off. When the people who live there agree, the code is confirmed, and everyone who uses it goes to the right gate.

Your privacy

A code describes a place, never the people in it. N-Ways stores no names with it, and it is an address, not a land title.

Your gate deserves an address.

Open N-Ways at home, tap Get my code, and share it in one tap.

Get my code Open on GitHub